Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: Critical House race that could decide control of Congress hits home stretch Iowa city council meeting erupts after former member opens meeting with satanic prayer and 'Hail Satan' Mall of America terror plot thwarted; suspected ISIS sympathizer arrested An Iowa man accused of opening fire on passing vehicles along an interstate and wounding a woman allegedly made a chilling admission to police after his arrest, according to court documents. Andrew Darrick Tanaka, 27, of West Des Moines, faces four counts of attempted murder in Monday afternoon’s shootings along Interstate 35 in Warren County, according to the Iowa Department of Public Safety. After being taken into custody, Tanaka allegedly told law enforcement, “I had to kill people today,” according to a criminal complaint and affidavit filed Tuesday in Warren County District Court.
